Bivariate Analysis for Quantitative Social Research
Bivaraiate analysis methods include contigency tables + chi square, Pearson’s R, and Spearman’s Rho,
research methods
Statistics
quantitative research
Univariate Analysis in Quantitative Social Research
Univariate analysis reviews one variable at a time and typically uses frequency tables and diagrams like bar charts and pie charts. Measures of central tendency and dispersion are tools for analyzing data, with central tendency often involving the mean, median, or mode while dispersion relies on range and standard deviation. Understanding these statistical methods aids in the comprehension of data distribution in areas of interest such as wealth statistics.
Families and Households
Home working reinforces traditional domestic roles…
but flexible work hours leads to more gender equality at home.
Families and Households
How Motherhood and Fatherhood affect paid and domestic work
mothers are more likely to take time off work and do 10 hours more housework and childcare than fathers.
Sociology in the News
Why don’t young people like the Monarchy?
Young people are twice as likely to NOT support the monarch as old people, but why is this?
A-levels
A-Level Sociology Growing in Popularity!
A-level sociology entries increased by 23% between 2018 and 2022.
Ethnicity
Ethnic Inequalities in the U.K.
Most ethnic groups in Britain are poorer than the white majority.
Contemporary Sociology, Sociology key terms
The increasing cost of Christmas
25% of people say they can’t afford the Christmas they want in 2022, double the number from 2021.
Sex and gender
Discrimination against LGBTQ people in the UK
This post summarises some of the most recent data on the extent of discrimination against LGBTQ people, and is aimed
Health
The Covid-19 Pandemic Exaggerated Health Inequalities in England
The Pandemic has increased health inequalities in England, according to a recent report by the Institute of Health Inequalities –